Sentence examples for are wholly wrong from inspiring English sources

Those who speak about the Dao (like Zhuangzi himself) are "wholly wrong.

But they are wholly wrong over the reasons why.France has acute problems getting its young people into work.

But the incumbent's 85% landslide proves, on closer inspection, to be a pretty fair reflection of public opinion.Not that his rival candidates' charges of fraud are wholly wrong.

Once investors realise this, the argument goes, they will abandon their irrational funk.Reasons to be unexuberantMr O'Neill's analysis may be partly right; but his conclusions are wholly wrong.

Only an eighth of those on conventional treatment experienced a similar recovery.Even the sceptics are not arguing that direct, drug-based interventions to control blood-glucose levels are wholly wrong.

People like Owen Farrell and George Ford will always make it, so this is not to say academies are wholly wrong but it does highlight the value of coming through in a different way, as long as you can keep up or catch up physically – something that was never going to be a problem for Underhill or Beaumont.

"He is wholly wrong.

This would be wholly wrong.

Recent research, however, shows that idea is wholly wrong.

As we all now know, that intelligence was wholly wrong.

Now the bad: the brief was wholly wrong.